Overview
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Interpretation
Overall feeling
ヽ(~~(・・ )ゝ is a playful two-people kaomoji where one character looks a bit tired or exasperated and gently pulls the other one away. It mixes light annoyance with affection, like saying “okay, okay, let’s go” or “stop talking nonsense, I’ll drag you out of here”. Because the faces are simple and cute, the whole expression feels friendly instead of aggressive, so it is perfect for joking around with people you are close to.
Visual structure
The first part ヽ(~~(・・ )ゝ can be read as a wide gesture that wraps around two faces. The symbol ヽ works like an arm reaching out, while ~~ shows a weary, closed-eye face that seems a bit done with the situation. Right next to it, (・・ ) is a blank, neutral face: round eyes made from ・ and a small mouth, giving a slightly clueless or stunned look. The final ゝ on the right mirrors the first arm, as if the tired person is pulling or guiding the blank-faced friend away. Overall it looks like one person physically dragging another to leave a scene.
Typical usage
You can use ヽ(~~(・・ )ゝ when someone is over-reacting, complaining too much, or saying something embarrassing and you want to jokingly “pull them away”. It also fits when you want to suggest “let’s log off and go rest” or “I’m taking you away from this chaos”. In chats, timelines and comments, it works well after playful lines like “alright, enough internet for today”, “let’s go home”, or “come with me before it gets worse”.
Usage guide
Tips
How to use this kaomoji
ヽ(~~(・・ )ゝ is great when you want to gently “drag” someone out of a situation in a playful way. It carries a mix of tiredness, teasing and care, so it fits best with close friends, siblings or partners who understand your sense of humor. Instead of giving a serious warning, you use this kaomoji to say “okay, enough, I’m taking you away from this nonsense” with a smile.
When to use
- When a friend keeps ranting or looping the same drama and you want to jokingly pull them away from it.
- After someone posts something super cringe or chaotic, and you want to say “let’s go, log off for a bit”.
- To suggest taking a break from work, study, games or social media in a light, friendly tone.
- In group chats, when you “escort” a friend out of an awkward topic or argument.
- When you want to show “I’m on your side, but I’ll still tease you a little”.
- To close a long conversation with a soft “time to go” feeling.
Example snippets
- “Alright, enough doomscrolling, let’s go rest ヽ(
_(・_・ )ゝ” - “You’ve complained for 2 hours, I’m dragging you out now ヽ(
_(・_・ )ゝ” - “This chat is getting weird, come with me ヽ(
_(・_・ )ゝ” - “Log off and sleep, I’ll pull you away from the group first ヽ(
_(・_・ )ゝ”
Tips and cautions
- Use it mostly with people who know you well; with strangers it might look confusing or too casual.
- If the situation is really serious, pair this kaomoji with sincere words instead of relying on humor alone.
- Avoid using it when someone is sharing deep trauma or grief, because the joking “pull away” vibe may feel dismissive.
- Combined with kind words, ヽ(~~(・・ )ゝ can become your signature “let’s go, I got you” reaction.
Usage examples
Real conversation samples that feature this kaomoji.
Example 1
Example 2